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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
Personals ana Briefs.

Judge Atkins will render his decision in
the boycott case on the 24th instant.
Mr. Henry Allaway, OF the New York
Times, IS in the city, and will spend seve-
tai days here.
Bishop Randolph, of the. Episcopal
Church, visited 81. James church, Ash
lond. sunday and confirmed hye cIndi'
dates.
The British bark Huntress, 227 tons,
Captain John Gum, cleared for Bahia,
Biazil, Yesterday with $3.50 barrels OF
flour, valued at Sl3.420. 1t was shipped
by the IlaXall-Crenshaw Company.
Sunday sheriff Lewis p. Winston levied
on q hOX OF orchestral scores belonging to
the National Ideal Company and held them
As part satisfaction OF the cllim In his hands
against that company in favor OF Clifford
and others.
A public meeting Of colored citizens was
held at Gshlee Hall, on Broad street near
Adams, last night, and action was taken
with reference to bringing about a reyoca-
ton OF the committee order which excludes
oolored mechanics from employment on the
City-HaIl building.
The Washington Star OF yesterday eve
ming says: "Goyernor Litzhugh Lee, ac-
companied by Mrs. Lee, Captain Haxall,
Mrs. Haxall, and Mr.. and Mrs. Montague,
OF Richmond, were received by the Prest-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland aud Miss Hastings
at the White House Saturday evening by
appointment. The visit was entirely So
cial one. Governor Lee and party returned
to Richmond yesterday"
MessrS A. JudsOn. Watkins and George
ID. TbaxtOn, who have recently formed
CO. partnership under the firm name OF
ThaXton & Watkins for the purpose OF con.
ducting here a wholesale notion and dry.
goods business. left for New York last
nieht TO purchase goods. Both OF these
gentlemen have long been identified with
Ricl mopd trade. They are courteous and
popular, and. il is believed, have a career
Of great prosperity before them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
Ambulance Wo.k Ye.,erdn1.

The city ambulance was called out three
times yesterday. 1t was first called to the
corner Of First and Broad streets to CO.
loIed man who had chill produced by
drink. He was left with his friends.
The second call was to the Third police
station TO three small boys who were ntoxi'
Gated. After administering the proper
remedies they were left at the station.
house.
In the afternoon a colo:ed man named
John Lee had an epileptic fit at the corner Of
Broad street and Brook avenue. The am.
bulance was summoned and Lee was taken
to the hospital.
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tey sYCLE BROTHERS.

flNlAkht CiDAhS
We have "a large stock OF CLOAkS, ana
We must cloee them out bsfOre we take IN.
Ventory. They were bought late IN the
season at very low prices. we nave msde
reduction OfZ6 per cent. In oraer 10 close
them out this month We Will We you
an idea how cheap we are selling WRAPS:
JACKETS at Sl5O-sOld for "a: NEW
MAKkE1S ~ S4-sOld for 81; PLUSH
CLOAkS at Si3-sod for SIS; new lot OF
BLACK RUSSIAN HAIR MUfFS at Doc;
better quality OF BLACK RUSSIAN HAIR
hUtFH at 6OC. We viii sell you BROWN
HAIR NJ 4 FIR at 75c worth e.. rev more OF
those bkAL cars left for boys-price re-
cuced 10 $50. Best PRINTS at 6c.--new
goods Just opened. Best Unlaundered
SHIRT In the city for SOC Ladies', Gentle
men = and Childreus KNIT UNDERWEAk K
~ cost. HarishOTns spring Roller CUH-
TAlNS. t. feet long, complete, ouly SOC
Light shades OF SIRAH SILK for evening
wear only SSc. worth 81. LOOK at OurSl.25
SA1IN RIA DMA-only one more piece Ia
stock. You cannot match It for less than
81 20.
LADIES' CAMBRIC AND MUSLIN UN-
DFKWEAR SklRrS.-One rutile and %
tucks only 81 70 C.Onsdale Cambrlc): one
Hamburg rutile and hVe tucks only 81 20
FTuit COttOn); Mamsutta Cotton. Wltn
Hamburg ruflie and tucks. only Sl.l6 Plain
Cambria skirts, with rufiie and Is tucks,
only sl: Skirts made or DaNol-MiIs Cam.
bTic ruflle IOIchOn edge and inserting aud
l6 tucks. only Sl.Po worth $500; Skirts
with cambric Iuitle. heavy medica lace and
in.erting. aud l6 tucks. only S2.2O; AAA
Cotton Skirts, with Iuiiie ten tucks, Ham-
burg edge and Inserting only Sl75.
CHkMlSE.-Cnem mise with medica lace
and inserting only 9Sc.; Chemise with
Hamburg yoke and edge only St.23; Che
mise with hamburg and Torchon yoke,
trimmed with Hamburg edge. only 81 23;
OhemiHe with hamburg yoke and cambria
Iuile only $50.
UkAWERS.- prRWerE with 10 tucks and
mecica lace only soc; Drawers with & tucks,
TOrchOu and Inserting, only e5c.; Drawers
with tucks and Hamburg edge only 6Oc.;
drawers with i6 tucks and edge only sue.
NIGHT DRtSSkS. Gowns with Ham
bug yoRe only sl.25; Gowns with tucked
yoke and trimmed with Hamburg edge only
sac: Gowns with yoke ana Hamburg edge
only 81 20 Cambric Night Dress with hand
some TOTchOn 0dge aud inserting aud
tucked yoke only Sl.70; Cambria Night
piess vita tucked yoke and Trimmed with
HRmbuTg edge only SLlO.
COKS Gov RS -Cambric Corset
Covers with Hamburg edge and Inserting
only csc: Cambria Corset C0veIs trimmed
with lIish point edge only SOC
~ Gle BROTHERS,
all BrOad street
". B-CARPETS at cost 10 close.
NIB Holiday Goods below cost to close.
IA 4-Tu&Tll
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Manchester ana Chesterfield Notes.

DR.. " Ned" Childs, former Manchester
boy, who is now studying surgery in Bal.
timore, spent last night In the city, the
guest OF bis aunt, Mrs. V. l.. Saellings.
He leaves ior Baltimore to-day.
Rev. George Mortimer, whose wife Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Walden, at "Buck
Hnl," il here on brief visit.
The January term OF the Chesterfield
County Court commenced yesterday. IL
will not be lengthy term, as the docket is
small.
Basseit French, Esq, sou OF Judge
French, and wife are in the city. They
have lived in North Carolina, but will re-
side In Prince George In future.
A well.attended service was held at the
Danyille reading rooms Sunday after
noon. The services were conducted by
MIR. w. w. Dickie.
The old Manchester Chapter OF Royal
Arch MasOns will meet tonight TO re-
organize. MFR. ID. j. Weisiger will be the
high priest, and the other officers will be
elected at the meeting. The chapter will
Start with thifty.fye members, and II isu
deF,tood that at least fifteen will be present
10 take the J3oysl-Arch degree.
BGY. Joan j. Ciopton, rector OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11

The following II fCr the WSes 'n"'"k
Jshuary 8, 1887
Whole number Of deaths 10 the city. exeIu-
slye OF stiIl.birtbs. 27. Stillbirths, :.
Cause Of Death. -Abscess OF brain,
anasaica--cardiac. 2; ASTHMA, 2; burns and
scaIds, 4; casualty, 4; cerebro-spInsl
meningitis, 2; congestion OF lungs, con-
sumption. 8; fever shildbcd, 4; lever
fypho- malsrial, 4; hesrtdsease, 2; menln-
2Nis, 1; pneumonia, 2; soitsning OF brain.
I; tumor OF abdomen, 1; unknown, 3;
whooping.cough, 2.
Ser and Color Males Whites, a; col
ored. total, II. Females: White, 4;
colored, l2--total, f6.
Age.-0ne day 10 thirty, 1; one month
10 six, 1; six months 10 twelve, 2; one
year TO three, !; five years 10 ten, Z; ten
years TO twenty. 2; twerty years TO thirty.
3; thirty years TO forty, 4; forty years 10
fifty, 8; fity years TO sixty, 3; sixty wears
TO seventy, q; eighty years 10 ninety, I.
Condition. single, "a; married, 8;
widoweTs, z; widows, 8.
Ndtirity Richmond, l2; other parts OF
the United States, 10; Germany, un-
known, /.
Locality Marshall Ward, 1; Jefferson
Ward, 8; Madison Ward, 3; Monroe Ward.
4; Clay Ward, 4; Jackson Ward, 10; Aims
house. 2.
Rdfe.-Rate of mortality OF whole popula.
tion was 14.04 per 1000 per annum; rate of
mortality OF white population was IA
per 900 per annum; rae Of mortality OF
coloTed population was p - per 1000 per
annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
MoTHERsl MoTHERsii

Are you disturbed at night and broker OF
your rest by sick childsunerin and crying
with the excrueiating pain OF cutting teeth.s
II so. 90 at once and get q bottle OF MRS.
wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. I, Will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon II; there is no mistake abont
IL. There Is not mother on Garth who has
ever used 1t who win not tell you At once
that II wiz regulate the bowels. and give
rest TO the mother aud relief and health 10
the child. operating like magic. IL IL per-
fectly safe to use In all cases. and pleasant 70
the taste and Ia the prescription OF one Of
the Oldest and tbest female physicians ana
nurses IN the United states Sold every
where. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
10 ll-eodiv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11

II your Liver Is out Of order, then your
whole system is derapged. The blood is i'm
pore: the breath offensive, you have head
ache feel ianguid. dispIrited. and nervous.
To prevent . more serious condition take
at once X. l.. II.
Ifyou lead sedentery life or suffer with
Kidney affections avoid stimulanis and take
n L. X Sure To relieve.
Ifyou have Gates anything hsrn OF ulscs.
ton or feel heavy after meals or sleepiess at
night, lake S. l. r.. and you will feel re-
iieved and sleep pleasantly.
IfyOu are a miserable sufferer with Con
,tirstlon. Dyspepsia aud Biliousness, seek
re- ief At once In \. l.. n. IL cues not require
continual dosing aud coats but q uine' IL
will cure you. ,-,.,. a..
Ify0u wake up In che morning witha BIT
ter Tad tssie IN your mouth, take ;. IL r.
/, corrects the bilious stomach. sweetens
tho breath. aud cleanscs the furred tongue
simmons Liver Regulator Is givea Wild
tsftiy. and the happi'si results 70 tne most
Se1,cstc infant For AL diseases In which
a a1sfive. Alternative, or purRatlVe ~
Teeded 10 viii give the most perfect sa'iH.
isction II IS the cheapest, purest, ano
rs, family medicine In the world.
Ismsnd the genuine, with trsde' marx
(2) on mont wrapper Jso'eou@"A"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
Private Sessions I'm Future.

On the Both OF December the Committee
on Grounds and Buildings decided that the
meetings Of the committee should be con-
fined TO those officers In charge OF the City.
Hall work and such others as are specially
invited.
This committee has been very much an.
moved Of late by the attendance OF persons
at its meetings who interiered with the ex.
pediiious transaction Of business. Besides,
It is thought that matters OF public policy
can be better formulated IL the members are
free from the restraint incident TO the pres
euee OF the public and press.
The weekly reports OF work on the City
Hall will be resumed. No report was pub
lished last week because nothing was done
but 10 cut stone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
kfnIa a no,lla nr nitasrn

On Saturday John Taylor, an eleyen-year-
old colored boy, went 20 DR.. Glbbs's drug
store, corner OF Gilmore and Broad streets,
and told him Mr.. said send him
bottle OF Browns Iron Bitters. The unsus-
pecting druggist handed over bottle Of bit
ters and dcbited Mr. IS account with
a dollar. The boy took the medicine TO l..
NJ. Faris's pharmacy, Monroe aud Broad
streets, ana sold 1t for fifty cents. Yester-
day the boy was arrested and locked up In
the Third station, but subsequently bsiled
for bis appearance inthe Police Court this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
Wore E.r,haua,.e. IN south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, ). c, Jlnnary 10, There
was slight earthquake tremor here about
s O'Clock tonight. II was felt at Summer
vile very distinctly. No harm was done
and nobody was frightened.
Mayor Courtenay has received from the
Department OF Massachusetts, of the Grand
Army OF the Republic, through Alfred G.
Monroe, assistant adj utant general, letter
saying: "Tbe commander desires you TO
place the sum Of S7sS IN The hauds OF the
managers OF homes for the mothers,
widows, and daughters Of Confederate sol
diers OF Charleston, S. G.. in behalf Of the
Department Of Massachusetts, OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
THREE GENTS PER COPY.

sommoning Of parties who have been bring
inr salts aFainsf the state 70 appsar before
the Grand jury 10 answer the questions then
aud there prcpounded - them.
This will have a good effect In detcrfing
peopIe from bringing suits hereafter against
The state. The experience OF those who
have already done 90 shows that there u
rot very much money IN II for them, and
now the State proposes 10 ascertain " there
have been any violations on she part OF
others of the laws above referred 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11

Meade. Memorial church, Sunday an
nounced that the debt on the rectory had
been entirely cancelled. IL was through
the efforts Of Mr.. Clopton that the rectory
was built, aud bis announcement that the
building had been entirely paid for was
pleasant news TO the congregation. The
rectory cost about $4,000, and Il q neat and
comfortable residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
Husripxs Court. Yesterday.

John A. johnson, charged with keeping
a disorderly house, was acquitted.
Giuseppe Arrlghi, charged with assault.
ing and beating Leblecht Weinhold, was
fined S25.
Powhatan Madison (colored). charged
With entering the house OF J. V. Allen &
Co. To commit larceny, was sent 10 jail for
six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
The 'LOpgshOremen and the Old Do
miutOu Line

The following telegram received yester-
day leads to the belief that the labor trOu-
bic between the Old Dominion Steamship
Company and the 'longshoremen has no
effect upon the freight traffic OF the line +;
NEW YORK, January 10, 1887.
g. ". Allen 6 Co., Richmond, Va:
We have plenty Of help, plenty lighters,
and no trouble in making prompt deliveries
any part Of harbor. w. II. STAMFORD,
General FREIGHT AGENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11

"Fsr superior to the fashionable and iilu-
sive preparations OF beef wine, and IRON"
says Profesto or +. W. Hunt. 81. D., honorary
member imperial Medical society, st. Pc
tenbuTg, Russia, etc., etc. Of the LIEBIe
conPASY's Coca BsEF TosIo. II win eoo-
siruct the most shattered and enfseb bled.
reinvigorste the sged and Innrm, and build
up sickly children. Invaluable In female
complaints. removing irrsgulariiy. pains.
and exhaustion: quiets restless cnildrsD
and infants: strengthens weak nerves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
Trustees UnpreeedsDtsdiyC Cheap sale
or Hardware and Agricultural I'm

The second days sale oi,W. y. Kyle a.
Co.'s wholesale stock OF HARDWARE was
completed Oh yesterday.
To-day three more floors and the cellar OF
1910 east Cary street, tiled with staple
Agricultural aud Hardware Articles, will
be sold at public auction 70 the Highest hid
der. Goods are going at 80 per cent below
wholesale invoice price 10 New York. Sec
advertisement
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suprsme ConrtorAppsals. Yesterday.

Ciocket against Dofiot. Appeal al
lowed with SuperSedeGs TO decree pro-
nOunced by the Circuit Court Of Wythe
county, pronounced at It's September term,
1856.
Mills. administrator, 0gaiOst Talley's ad.
ministratOr. Argued by K. II. Cardwell.
Esq, for appellant and Hill Carter, Esq,
for aDpellee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
steamsr. I'm the River.

The Old Dominion steamer arrived here
yesterday with bu. little difficulty.
The Breakwater, which left Saturday
night, after some delay in the river reached
City Point yesterday morning.
The Old Dominion will leave here 10. day
II she ear get through the ice. She will
sail at O'Clock, instead OF 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11

PILIs-BLIsD. BLEEDING. AND IycHISe-
positively cured by Dsroys Prophy tactic
Fluid. Battle with q little OF the fluid
added TO the water. A single application
viii allsy the itching, soothe oil iniamms-
tion. deodorise sll offenslveness and
staunch the bleeding. letter and BeAld-
Head are quickly cured by Darbys Pro-
phylactic Fluid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11

Totals.-.u.....~ S.0oo 1878 OIL si25 IL
The next meeting will be held at Cente-
usry church on the second Sundiy IN
February.
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
The quarterly meeting OF the Baptist
Sunday school Association OF Richmond
and Manchester was held at the Clay-Street
church Sunday afternoon, Mr.. William FL
tyson (tbe PRESIDENT 10 the chair, Mr.. Ro
bert A. Gary secretary. After singing by
the Clay-Sireet school Mr.. w. X. johnson,
OF the Venabe.Street church, led in prayer.
The reports were called, aud below isgiyen
summary OF the monthly ones:
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Eec.n,,ou at ,ne sioyernor's.

There will he public reception at the
Governors Mansion tonight from to half
past II O'Clock. These receptions are IN.
tended for the public, and anv style Of
dress that Is agreeable 10 the yisitor's Ia-
clinalion can be worn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
rD- d. q E. MITTELDORFER.
Previous 10 taking inventory IL Is our de-
sire 10 close ont our entire stock OF
CLOAKS, CARPETS, BLANKETS,
DRESS GOODS. FLANNELS.
MkkINO UNDERWEAR. &c &c.

MEklNO UNDERWEAR. &C . &c.
Our stock OF CLOAKS is very large. Ex.
traordinsry reductions must be made TO
close them out this month. We have ac-
cOIdingly marked our entire line down TO
prime cost.
CHILDREN's CLOAKs from $3.50 up;
Misses NeWm2Tkets nom 1913 up;
Ladies Jackets and short Wraps At
81 81 worth $3.50, at 81 80 worth S4. at
S8 "a worth 50. at $3.50 worth so;
NEW ARKhTb for ladies at S4I5, ti.69,
S5l3, 50 a.. 50 81. 50 % t7.15 worth re-
spectiveiy 50, 81. IS, 60. $40. Sil, Fl3 80;
RUhsiAN CIRCULARS al about nalf val. o.
DRESS GOODS.
An DRESB GOODS Rt cost. Trlcots at rs, as.
90 and Sec.; satin BerbeTs al l2c. wOrth
zoe dOuble-wide Cashmerts al 1885,
real value 22c.: WOrsted Plaids AT l4c
worth DC. al zle. worth SOC tigurei
SIX Voyets a. soc were 75e. striped
Neiyeis ~ 42c worth csc. All Nelvets
IN plain, nguied, aud striped AZ less tnSn
cost price.
CARPETS.
our entire stock OF HEMP, INGRAM,
THREE.P ply. TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS,
sDd VELVET CARPETS at cost
HEMP CARPEr ~ 14c. INGRAM CAR
PITS Ut %, "a, 50. as 90 and Use.
JHhEE.fIY CARPET a. 7ic. IAPtsS'
Try CARPETS a. 40 81, Ind 75c !;
BODY BhUSSEIs AZ $50.
Nice assortment Of SMYRNA RUGS much
below vslne; fAPEsTRY and VkL-
VII At half price.
BLANKETS.
WHITE BLANKETS ~ e9c worth fl.60;
eoOd GRAY BLANKETS at 81 So 95
Tor an all.woOl I0'4 WHITE BLANKET
worth 50.
special bargains Ia LACE CURTAINS,
IoDhTkRpAhIS BED. COMIC RTS,
TOWELS NAPKINS. TABLE LINENS,
FHkkIlhGa. Ae.
Give us an early eatl
u q Il. NITTELD0RFEB.
Ia 9.Sg. .Tu&W b27 Broad street.
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Fnteenth Anniversary OF Bishop Ne
Gilf'A nanlh.

Next Friday, at O'Clock A. NJ, high
mass Of requiem will he sung for the re-
pose oil the soul of the late Bishop MeGill.
His remains rest under the altar in tue
basement Of the Cathedral. He Is the only
Catholic bishop that died in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
sam Alarm sunday.

On sunday maDttl at the residence OF
Mr.. Davenport, corner OF FOushee and
Main streets, ignited from tie hre In the
crate. II was soon extingnished. Damage
about els. No alarm was turned In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
Anolhsr colo wave .oming.

The following was received yesterday,
when the thermometer was at 35o:
WASHINGTON, ID, c., January 10, 1887.
Chomber Of Commerce:
$40 A. N. Hoist cold-waye signal.
Temperature will fall fifteen to twenty-five
degrees in the next thiIty-six hours.
GREELY
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.AY. Att'd,ca.-
The reports for the month show seventy
nine new scholars and two conversions.

The president stated that 1t would be-
necessary for the Association TO confirm the
action of the Executive Committee in the
sale Of the lot and building now occupied
by the Veuablc-Street church. On motion.
this was done.
The occasion was made interesting by
speeches from the president, Rev. r. II.
Pitt, Or. Hatcher. Or. Corey, and others.
The meeting adjourned to meet the
second Sunday in February at the Pine
Street church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
Barrsfry. Chsmpsrsy. ana n.snss-
nance.

Much attention has been recently called
TO the laws OF the State In reference to bar
ratry, champerty, and maintenance, and
credit has been claimed hy persons here
months ago, and has been pushing Il more
or less ever since, the result here being the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11

"BRows's BRONCHIAL rgocHEs" are OF.
cellent for the relief OF fiosrsepess Ir Sore
Throat. They are exceedingly effectiys."-
Chrisfsan World, London. Eng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11

will II be for the cause OF God N this latent
power shall be fully developed and direct
ed. He urged the officers and teachers 10
peIseyere in the good work.
The following Is summary OF superin-
tendents' reports for December:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11

.Nobody's Claim" an exciting drama,
will he put on at the Academy To- night, Mr..
]. j. Bowling and Miss Sadie 'Hasson in
the leading roles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-11
pUFFAL0 LITHfA SPRINGS

- hlkOlNiA.-on the iSr DAY OF
JANUARY, 1887. tDis pFoIertS comes agaip
INTO iny possession. Parties ordering tne
waller VIII address
THOMAS y. GO0DE
Proprietor bnffa!o lithis springs:
do 2s-eOdaw Va.
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lArIvx wEsKLr MORTALITY.
Week ending

Mean TtinperatTe.-Fo week ending
January /, 1887, $500; for week ending
January s, 1887, TIl.
Rainfall Amount OF rainfall for week
ending January I, 1887. .0t inches.
Amount OF snowfall for week ending Janu-
ary s, 1887, inches.
L. u. STRArros, N. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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SMYRNA RUGS.

We purchased the whole OF msnnfac-
tnrer's stOck az great sacrifice, and We
I've our customers The De0eft OF our great
bargain. 49,,
CnT prlce Is a. 2s for the SO size;
Our price IA 2.97 for the 81 size:
our pfIce Is g2.47 for the S8. so size;
Our price Is S1.7s for tue 81 90 size.
At The above low prices for the best Ro0ds
ol tus, F4nd hat Is manufactured we ex-
pcet 30 close out the whole lot In very few
DAYS 40 advise those who wish TO purchase
to call early.
LEVY G. DAVIS.
Iial1
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AUCTION SALES ro-nAY,

JOHN PICKRELL, trustee. IL A. n. lzl0
csst CARY, hardware.
GEORGE w. MAYO. 10Y A. n. special sA,s
Of nfty boxes fancy cAneies.
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RICHMOND, January 10. 1887.
TO Governor Lee;
Esteemed Friend,-Under an apprehen-
sion Of duty. lay before thee two docu-
menis-the first entitled, Siiall We Go On
Hanging land call thy attention espe-
cIally to the following: "In Michigan eapi'
tai punishment has been abolished thirty
five years, and sfficial statistics show thai
during that period murders have decreased
(rclntiye TO population so per cent" Among
the States and countries mentioned in this
pamphlet several have tried the question
both ways--that is, after having abolished
capital punishment term OF years, Re-
stored 1t again, but, fDding that murders
increased as soon as hanging was restored,
have again abolished IL.
This seems TO me 10 be peculiarly pro-
piticus time TO bring the subject OF hangiag
sfresh before oug aeople. while the who'll
community is so much stirred up about the
Ciuyerlus case.
We ali know that every good government
endtayors to enact laws for the protection